Reflections on Discourse in the Digital Age
Discourse in the Digital Age, AAAL WebinarI…
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We Were Late to AI. Quantum Is Our Second Chance.
By Aurra Kawanzaruwa Most of us remember where we were when ChatGPT arrived. It went public in late November 2022, and by January 2023 it had an estimated 100 million monthly users [Reuters, 2023]. Within…
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Courage Is Learned Together: Why Professional Development is the Heart of Media Literacy Education
Opening Essay | MediaEd Insights | Back to School: Reflections on Teacher Education Edition | September 2026Written by Yonty Friesem…
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What’s happening with Media Literacy in Massachusetts?
Research Brief | MediaEd Insights | Back to School: Reflections on Teacher Education Edition | September 2026Hosted by the Media Education Lab and Media Literacy Now …
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Collaborative, Responsive, and Future-Focused: Reflections on the Media Literacy Institute
Review | MediaEd Insights | Back to School: Reflections on Teacher Education Edition | September 2026Written by Michele Johnsen, Monika Hanley, and Catherine MorrisOrigins of the Institute (Written by Monika…
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By Students, For Students: Building Community at the MediaEd Graduate Symposium
Case Study | MediaEd Insights | Back to School: Reflections on Teacher Education Edition | September 2026Written by Salome Apkhazishvili and Allie Thrall…
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Ten Years of THISAM: A Week in Kastoria
The fourth stop on this European trip took me to Kastoria, in northern Greece, for the tenth anniversary of the Thessaloniki International Media Summer Academy (THISAM). I was invited to join the faculty by…
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What the Meta Settlement Actually Says, and Why Kids Still Need Media Literacy
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When a big story breaks about social media…
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A week in Oslo: Tying the Knot Across Languages, Cultures, and Traditions
When our three weeks in Italy came to an end, our family didn't head home. We flew north instead: from Renaissance marble and Tuscan hills to the long summer light of Oslo for me to officiate the wedding of my…
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How Today’s Media Influence the Ways We Perceive the Food System on which We Depend
Opening Essay | MediaEd Insights | ‘What’s for Dinner?’ Food as an Ecomedia Literacy Inquiry Edition | August 2026Written by Carolyn Fortuna…
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Food, Zoom, a Website, and Noodles from China to Italy: Teaching Toward a Life-Centered Pedagogy
Curriculum Review | MediaEd Insights | ‘What’s for Dinner?’ Food as an Ecomedia Literacy Inquiry Edition | August 2026Written by Christine Ristaino and Hong LiChristine Ristaino, Professor of Practice in…
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